Category: Wired
Most people don’t use a password manager or two-factor authentication—even people who know it’s a good idea—because installing and managing yet another app…
A United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement database WIRED obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request shows that the…
The Russian government has banned more than 10,000 websites for content about the war in Ukraine since Moscow launched the full-scale…
Just-in-time logistics mean that even short-term cyberattacks can have serious consequences. Hacks that disrupt fertilizer or pesticide production can force farmers to…
When OpenAI released GPT-3 in July 2020, it offered a glimpse of the data used to train the large language model….
At a location he keeps secret, John Honovich was on his laptop, methodically scouring every link on a website for…
Software supply chain attacks, in which hackers corrupt widely used applications to push their own code to thousands or even…
The easiest way to use the digital anonymity service Tor is through the Tor Browser. You download and use it…
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are using an obscure legal tool to demand data from elementary schools, news organizations,…
Did you hear that Donald Trump got indicted this week? Of course you did. Ridiculous question. The first-ever indictment of…
Meanwhile, researchers at Google’s Project Zero have reported 18 zero-day vulnerabilities in Exynos Modems made by Samsung. The four most severe—CVE-2023-24033,…
The literally unprecedented indictment against Donald Trump marks an outright dangerous—and politically fraught—moment for the United States and serves as…